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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Der biesp0d)entli6en ausaabe Der

Ser olesw0d)entIi6en ausgabe De-
o5armers 93eUieip" 5ufOl9e lauteH BIZ
8eri6te aus ben g8interipeijen prObu
5iren6en Stnnten nod INNER giiHitig
unb lnfen erieben, bah ha5 i'm 9erbf
an5geiate 0etreioe lib in gutem iSu=
itdnoe baTinoet. Sn @tiliOnri unb
-&auIns berridt ua9 iuie pOr trodenes
@etter; namentti6 in lektersm Stante
mabt ii6 ein GROCER Mnnsel an 5eud=
tisteit fiblbar, nber Die Snaten baben i'm
4a9emeiren on6ur6 ni6t rpeIentli6 gez
litten. SSn Wti6igan un6 98iscOniin
iinb nod srOBe Stredeu nit S6nee be-
bedt. 2lus rs Counties in Sainois
miro 9emeloet, onB Die gSinter'peiSer=
au5ii6ten 5iem(i6 gut bis jest iino, iudbz
reno Die Snaten in A Counties i6le9t
ite6el. Die in lester @odJe Usbenoen
talten g8inoe iibten auf Die Santen i'm
9nn5en Staate cine l6le6te 98irfuns
aug. Gus Snoinna miro 9emelbet, baB
Die 2(usiibteu in Is Counties gut, in
Suei Counties bage9en i6le6t iin6.
9lus &nnlas laufeH erntutbi9enbere Se=
ri6te ein, bod ipirb aIsemein iiber
trOdenes 8etter9la9e gefiibrt. @iinitise
liegen Dor aus II Counties
in OtiifOuri, oage9eu iteben Ole Suaten
in einem @ountp, Benton, idlebt |
8iiniti9 iinb Die Grnteausfi6ten in IA
Counties pOn Ship, i6led)t bageaeu in
ieben Counties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Docket of the Probate Court of
GasCOnade County.
May TERM, 1887.

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, MAY 9TH.
P A Richardson g and c, m b ofBen
Richardson, deceased, annual settle.
ment.
| Columbus Richardson, g and Tho
mas James, minor, annual settlement
| Christoph Weber, g and C, M h of G.
Naegelin, dec, annual settlement
David Whitman, & and C E. and F.
I4auer. minors, annual settlement.
Carolina Rnessler, administrators ot
Frederick Ruessler deceased, first set
| tlement.
Hermann Sievers, administrator ol
Peter Sievers, deceased, final settle
ment.
Ferdinand Nowack, g and C, m h
| of August Schulz dec, annual settle
ment.
HASTEN Buschmann, adm Jacob Col
ling, deceased first settlement.
Arminda Cantley, admx of Silas
Cantly, dec, first settlement.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY. MAY 10TH
Ernst Mellies, adm W F Brinkmann'
| dec, first settlement.
Margaretha POppenhouse admx G,
Poppenhouse, dec, final settlement.
Gerhard Braver and John Then
minor, annual settlement
Henry Meyer, and g ] and C
Schuehrmann, minors, annual settle
ment
4 r. Buddemeyer, and G c and j
Kemper minors. annual settlement.
Friedrich Stock g and C, A C. Never
otto. annual settlement.
Henry Liesemeyer and Louis
Liesemeyer, annual settlement.
Henry Brinkmann, exc Frederick
Brinkmann, dec, final settlement
Friedrich Bohl, adm Chas Kuschel,
dec, first settlement.
Robt Baumgaertner, adm Anna
Widmer, deceased, first settlement.
f J Barbarick adm Mary BarbarIck,
deceased, first settlement.
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ITII.
PhiIipp Apprill, 6 and C, Geo. Beck
mann, final settlement.
Friedrich Brandt & and John
Brandt, insane. first settlement.
VIM r Collier G and C, M h of p
Collier, deceased annual settlement.
Otto Cramer cur Alvin Cramer, an
nual settlement.
Thomas Cuthbertson and VIM
McCament, minor, annual settlement.
Louis Dieckgraefe e and F and Fl.
Dieckgraefe, annual settlement.
Friedrich EiKermann g aud C G and
A Haeffner minors, annual settlement
Margaretha Epple G and C an F
Epple, minors, annual settlement
Henry Frechmann and c and IL
KotthUff, minors, annual settlement.
Henry Frechmann g and Julius
Hardke, minor, final settlement.
VIM Grannemann g and Jacob
Bieler, minor. annual settlement.
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY MAY 18TH.
Henrietta Kraemer and C, M h of
F Kraemer, minor, annual settlement.
A C Leisner g and C, IN of G..
Rippstein, deceased, annual settle
ment.
Fred Meyer g and c, m II of Christ
Meyer deceased, annual settlement.
j II Meyer, and C Lucy Clemons,
annual settlement.
J H Meyer and C Fritz Kroll, mi
nor, annual settlement.
Albert Nowack g and Ferdinand
Nowack, minor, annual settlement.
Fred Niewald g and f w G w A
and II Drewel, minors, annual settle
ment.
Louis Niewald & and Louis Lam
genberg annual settlement.
Augusta OyeZeschky g and Ida
Hoppe, minor, annual settlement.
Carolina Ruessler & and + and 4
Schreimann, annual settlement.
VIM. Toedtmann 6 and IN n of 4.
Deppe deceased. annual statement.
FRANCIS ONCKEE,
Probate Judge.
Hermann, No., April 18th, 1887.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
(8anIas @itn 9ereiie.

gu Den iiderteu SenuS ei6en Der &C.
fdbrli6iten Sage bes9anbeS seb6reu Die
ginnnbmen DER @ileHbabueu. gsenu
Snouitrie unb !Sanbef riidudrts seben,
mlIien IelbItperitdnbli aud Die @in=
nabmen Der giienbabuen serinser uer.
ben; iudbreno untsefebrt our6 ben stuf=
i6wuns BON Snbuitrie unb SanOef notbs
tpenbi9er @eiIe au6 bic Giienbabnen
me6r su tbuu erbuGten uno ibre Giunab-
men persr6Bern. Die 3batia9e, hnB
bic @innabmen Der 8abnen in bieiem
Sabre bur9wes betrd9tli9 sr6Ber iino
als i'm @oriubre, ift bober als unum'
it6sli9er Setpeis elmer entipredenoeu
aasemeinen @ei9dftsbeheruns nnsuIes
zen. = (@bl.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Cine ieltiame Gnti6eioung bat Die
8unbe8zGiIenbabn<G GommilliOn n6gcge=
ben. 0ieIelbe bat auI 9tnIuden oer
iiihli6en Gilenbubu 9lhociatiun Die
long and short haul clause" oes
neuen Geiebe5 uOrGdufi9 iuspenoirt.
3u jener 9thOcintiOn 9eb6ren faIt ale
giienbabneu in 8entpdp, 2ennehe, ala,
6ama, Georgia un6 Ntiiiiiiippi. Sie
bebuuptet, bnB Die iibli9en 9a6ncn auT
lan9en 5trefen 1dufis tueni9er beredJz
men m ii s en, al5 Guf fIIrSeu, neil iie
einen gu Idfua9en 2ocaluerfebr ba6en
0iele 8el6werbe fdnn unb mus Die
GOmmiiiion alIerbiuss unterlu6en, aber
bas @eieb 9ibt ibr Idwerli9 bas 0tedt
cine &lauIel balo fir mebrere 9uBeno
Giienbabnen auBer Strait gu iebeu.
Sbre Gnti6ei6un9 iit minbefteus ielt=
lam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
pm bic p0Giae llnfa6iateit unieres

9tn bic p0Iise llufdbisteit uuieres
Stantsbepnrtements tpir6 mnu iuieoer
beim anfans Der differentiation in ben
canabii6en @etpdiiern erinnert. Die
streitisfeiten nit CANADA iiub nod
INNER ni6t beisefegt unO Die amerifa=
nilben Slider i9einen ii9 jebt er3win=
gen 5u tuoaen, mas ibnen freifuillis ni6t
geiudbrt pirb. sic fii6en ielbit inner
bnl6 Der 9reimeilen @renSe, bic ibnen
pertrassmdBig Obne ale 5raae per=
i6lpiien lift. 9ns &anOnen6UOt ,,gi.
silante" bat bn6er bereits ,,beu eriten
S6uB" nbsefeuert, Obue freilif ben
Miiietbdter, 5u treffen. SO lift pnbr-
bafti9 bO6e 3eit, boB Der bettelbafte
Streit 9eidlidtet iuiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
500 @dhtttaidlinen.

0aruutsr ii6er 100 ,,9acis", bal
llntersei9neter iudbreno Der rerRoifenen
5e5u Sabre perfauft. Die meme ,,seo. 5
uis"s9idbmai6iue 1T Die feinIte SRA
i9iue, ipelde nod je berseitelt iuurbe.
Seine uebertreibung! @er bic bette,
einfa9ite uub prnftii6e 9ed6mnI9iue Ser
gBelt beiisen nil. Der fnufs bic .,Neue
Oauis"
3u baben BEL 81. g. 9aienritter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

9tm IL. N2ai tritt unIere Staatsle-
9islatur 5ulammen, Inn ein @iIen bnbnz
9eIes 5u paiiiren. 28enn es bem @on=
greB ni6t selung, eiu pradtii9es, ben
stuiOroerHnsen 9enusenbes @eies gu
Stanbe Su brin9en, 10 tarn bies Die
Mtihouri 2egislutur setpiB erit re6t
ni3t. 9taeroin9s iO1ten Bafa9ier=
uno 5rd6tz&nten seregelt iueroen, aber
oies Elm paar bemOtrntiI9en S3(nf.
miiBen 6lt iibertru9en, pie e5 ieitber
mar, lit Elm llniinn. Die 9esi9lntur
ernenHe tin GOmite, lniie bieIes nit
praftii9en Giienba6Hleuten conferiren
uno banr cine Bill ausarbeiten, Die oas
Bublifum ifast, ober au6 Die 3e9te
Der GiIenbabnen nibt Yddbi9t. - Gen=
trnl M1ifpurier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
gtotiitll6en 8eri6ten snfolae famen

GtatiitiI9en 8eri9ten 5ufol9e fnmeH
rpd6reno Scs Sabrss 1886 mad SQ;uois
25,5O2 Giniunuoerer, onse9en ua9 Ntii=
iouri nur 5,286. Sehr ri9ti9 bemerft
6iesu Die ct. 9. Crib: lluo oas lit
fein g8uuoer nn9eIjbts Der Ebutlutbe.
baB Ole @ourboueu bier Die 9eutifen
fait als 8er6re6er, iebenfaas nber Oereu
Sitten nnb @eluobHbeiten al5 perbrsb-
eriIhe anieben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
etdr mcrf,par0iar 0eusiuma.

Or. @sc. y. g4iIiHa spn Ran5sifrr, aRit.,
1breibt: .Rrius 6rau oar Isit Sabrsn biilf.
les, 70 hnlhrS eae le lIb ni9t i'm Bette allsiu
brebeu funnte. Sis esFrau6r 2 6taigtn
Gleetric 9ittsrs unb if 10 nitl beiIsr, eas iis
iest pishtr ibre Saufartsit rsrritten faul."
electric 8itters tbut slies mas rdfir bein-
IpruHtpire. Sunssrte rpn !3rusniie n be-
ffltisrn fsine srGge Stilfraft. Hur 30 Cts.
sie Staf1ein g, Rafir's 2IPrtbets. g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
SerbnnOIungrn Der aderbau>G GeieH.
idaft.

/
&eselmdBise 8eriammluns am 10
april 1887.
&btueienb 9err q. 6. Qeisner.
Sas BrOtOtOa Der @eriammluns
bonn IS. Wdrs tuurbe Oerleien unb anz
9enommen.
5ol9enoe &e9uunsen iuuroe sepriiit
uno Snr 3a6luns nHsetuielen:
9lnbreas Suomi $500
.. WoHnis. Observation-Disclosures. 80
8ei6lOiien, ben Sairplns fir Die .3eit
bonn 1. @tai Bis sum 1. 9obember gu
oerpa6ten, unb baB bies je stuei Mal i'm
D5ermnnner SUlts6fatt" un6 i'm ,,Ser-
mann Stern" ange5eigt tperbe.
8ei91ofen, bic 8eoinsunsen fir bic
Serpa6tuns bes 5nirplnses bei Serrn
Ospalo 5lubr anf5ulesen, mo iOl9e ein.
9eie6en iuer6en f6nnen, unb finb oerIiez
selte 9lnsebote biz gum Montns ben 25.
stpril, bel Serrn Ssmalb 5lu6r einSus
rei6en.
8ei6lOiien Die nd6Ite Seriammlung
um MOntas, ben rs. 9lpril, 9l6enbs 2
llbr i'm @bite SpuIe absubalten.
Sierauf 9ertaeuns.
SO m. 9er5oa
Setretdr |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
lfr bantt's irinrr 2sitnna

Ssrr 8ehateurl Sd wurbe bur6
3bre CUTE 3eitun9 peraulaBt, o9r.
0nrter's 9Srou Comic" 9egsu S6pd6e
9eit6rta 9eGcr uno Sfrofula gu 9ebraI=
den; Orsi 5lni6en habeu mid flrirt.
Nehmen Sie meineu 9agt. Sob. s
YpaG5 Or.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Die Gorge fir Grbaltuns berieGben serne
ii6ernebmeu.
Z. Die Serren 9ebrer uerben sebe-
ten, 9ennuen 8eri9t iiber nlIes. mas ees
i6eben ift. Dem S9ul=9 9Ommifidr i9rift-
lid mit5utbeileH, beiOHbers be anSabl
Der 8dume, tuel5e sephanst tpurSen,
oa i6 in meiHem nd6tidbrliben geri6t
Die Gn9abe 5uinmmsniteIIen m06te."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

2lm 20. SUM tritt oaS in Der tebten
Sibun9 Der Qt9iSiatur paliirte @eieb
in Strait, ipouab fein 8uufmann mebr
S6nnps in fleineren GuuHtitdten, ais
fini GollOneu, petfnuien bari. "a
aber oas Ger. StdnteH @eleb ibnen
perbietet, @aGIOneu 81 perfuuTen, 10
miiIIen lie ben 99bi5fep sSerfauf eutrues
Der gnn5 auigc6en ODER 9rnmibop= =9is
cenSen bernu3nebmen, mas uoblg8eni9e
tbun iuerocn. Gur6 oieieS @eIeb bas
ben nllO Die 9erreu @eiebgeber ben
Galupnipirigcu i'll Die 9dnoe sear6eitet,
iebenfans aber bies nidt nit 46iid1t
uno GerehnUna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Die 9rOBte mO i66nite sIusWabl
oHte fiir Serreu unb SnabeH finben uu=
lere 2eIer in G6riftmauu's aGeiberbanb=
luna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
ans aem Gonmtl

0err 8errbnrot SteiH, na6e Git.
tie Berger lup6uboIt, lit Our6 abeumn
tismus ans 8ett geIeiieit.
- llniere 6nrmer limb ileiBig nit
8eiteGun9 ibrer 6sfeer fir Den Gmpiaua
Der 0orHiaat beid)lIti9t
0in uerGcercubcs 8aldieier mi
tbete leste QSodc III Der 9}d6e pOn
8lnno uuo uer5ebrte iber 1000 5en5=
rie9cl nuf Der 6aym Der 5rnu 9. Sai6e.
6rau Simon 5hnei:ter. ponGali=
iornia. BE, beTHOet ii6 gcgenWdrtig
bei ber 6amilis Ctt, i'll Der 8irit Greef
gtndbarid)aft 5u 8eiuh.
- &aItor Grnit 0ngo treat ii6 t0<
uigG6 iiber hie 2lnfunft zines fleinen
166ter6eus. Gic &leine mddjte AM /.
8. Nt ibr Gebut
- 9srr s. e. 2(noerIon pun &eo
8iro, lpelher Iib Hebrere 2gp6cn in
MOntnnn in @aidditen nuf6ielt, febrte
lebten 0IontuQ i0ieocr mad, unierem
@ountD 5urijd.
- &nitor 0ermaun 8d6u wirb
ma6rideiuli6 3}ep. 0ugO'5 gIa6folger
merocu rno i'll GurScm sic @rebiger
Stelle al Der epau8l & ir6e nnbe8lnm6
ubernehmen.
- 1Su ser euangl. 81. 4etri Stride
nabe 6reoerid3burg, rpuroeu an 8. b8.
Ntpnat5 Die Iot9enoen &inber bur6
9nItor G6riIt. Slider coufirmirt: $1HgO
8obl, G6a$. Moelter, 6rib Sbwlnte,
emma &(os3ncr. 9oia 5Obl, 9lmnnba
lmb S}0a alo39ner.
- 6err s.. !0eln, Gin befdnnter al
Der Secono Grecf .luobubafter 5armer
ltarb am Mtittwod) lcBter ?8odje mad
MIR fur5em 9ranfieiH. Ger&erItorbeue
erfreHte lih nIigenteiHer 2l6tun9 ln0
pele eSrelinoe I'M iein tribes
Su betrauern. Die 8ez
eroigung iaup inter 5a6lreidber 8es
t6eili9ung, anl 9ouner@tag auf Dem
air66Ofe Der 8rs5bpterinHer 0smeiube
nabe 9dp itntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Mnsfnnft ucrlangt.

uattTIsi6nstsr piuldlt tsn aufenibdltarrt
ssa 9pas. 6ltsr. tsr rrn mir ais Mstnt fir
xsut@ttesnt Iiterdrii6e QSerte ernanut rpcr-
~ ~ RaT. une bis jGBt npb ni6t ron ftb bprcu
~" ~: 1tnn eerisIbe ras BctrisbsmateriaI
S.sE esr rptbeu Nproceo Tdfete iurEdsritat.
@.sne ne Ct cine ndbere SeFauntl6aft mi. ben
~''ssn etsIsS SanreS pgrmeieen fDnnsn.
Or. 6. @ dtel.
Sermann, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

Iaptter, 3eppid)e uuh Oettud Der
neueIteu WuIter ioebeu erbnlten mo
bili9 81 baben III 9eisuer's W0bel=
banolumq.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

3ens 5arm NIB Ssr;nlnIsGr Etts al banh
uHb nuf StifrlIIaJ berJslsIi.
G!ne srCBe ansnbl EfiGse, Gsaen.
@uItiuator5 uno 8nrmasrdtbidaften
tets nortdtbja.
Observation-Disclosures prcE'rt uni 10 tilfs aIS
ir3suerp IN ssI Stdti aUs9ciabIi.
SftfrmdTu 2fr tiIcds III unler dad sirItIa
seress bsbarL fo,Ie IS in itinem 3GtsTtise ia
etn, bEi uuS OsriuiprsdGa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
HENRY THKOTTlH.
5SntIer in
S0m1OIS 0ncr Mrt
2atten,
Sbarem.
6emiterrabmea,
StnferI6Sen,
SGiin6elp n. 1. h.

3. stra6s, 10. S$iasr u 9attsnSsreb
Sermann, Mo
SD f'se birrmit tas pubIitam ron @ascu.
nnee unb ansreHjeReeu GOuHtps in 9enRtnie
eaB I'D bic 5elSs unb eu-SprISthe,
relHe id fduii9 Sen O. Gang iiternrEimeR
babe. htetutsne rtrmehrt babe une ;u ma sieeR
Yretitn rertaufeu Eeree. 8eelIe 8eeienuHa,
Seftaunsen rfresn prompt ausssfitri.
iunS5-6-m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
@6demtlt6er Rarttseridt
Gstreiar, RtbI u. I. u.
4rn0ufte.
Gprriairt BON

GEORGE KRAETTLY, Orstrr.
Die ansesebenen 8reile tuer6en bon ben
6dnblern u1eiitens I'M Saui6e besnblt.
R,Itfe1. nor Q2frrt1A 10I-1S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
r. D. CLARKE, m. o.,
iS6 So. Clark ST., Chicago, III
NEARLY CRAZED

with pair" is the sad CRY Of many victim
of rheumatism or neuralgia, and frequently
other diseases such as kidney and liver
complaints, are directly traCeable to rheu-
matism or neuralgia. These diseases, for
some unexplainable reason, are rapidly in
creasing, and in many Instances are the
direct cause of much sickness which SO
hides its real origin as 10 be mistaken for
other diseases In curing rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, sick headache, and in many cases of
kidney and liver troubles, Athlophoros has
wrought wonders. Those who have used
it are best qualified to speak of its merit.
H. L. Anderson, S32West Lake St, Chi
cago, ILL.,, says: 81 have had rheumatism of
and on for many years, hut never SO bad as
the last attack, being at that time confined
to my bed, and unable to move without the
greatest pain. My wife applied hot appli-
cations, so hot that it would nearly blister
me. This was only temporary relief, for as
soon as the application was cold the pain
came right back. saw among the names
of parties advertised as having used Athle-
phoros some / knew, so concluded to give
it trial. After using il few days was
well and have not been troubled since. One
bottle was all | used"
Last February, ]. S. Reedcr, Theatrical
Wig Maker, No. 1S2 West Madison, Office
s, Chicago, H., wasvery badly crippledw
infammatory rheumatism in one of his
lower limbs. Mr.. Reedersay "ltfirst COM
menced by foot swelling. / thought it was
dropsy, but the pain was too great for that,
then it began to spread up my leg, nearly to
my knee. Oh! the pain was excruciating. /
was recommended to try Athlophoros, and
with less than bottle of the medicine, my
ntirelydriven from my sys-
TEN, and have never beentroubled since"
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co., liz Wall ST., New York, will
send either Carriage paid on receipt of
regular price which is Sl,00 per bottle
for Athlophoros AMI Soc for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
digestion. weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, constipation, headache, impure
blood, &c, Athlophoros Pills are unequaled.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
MOLINE,

The Equal Suffragists met at Mrs. Turn
er's on Nineteenth street this afternoon.
Graham Post will hold their next camp
fire in Wagner's opera house Friday even,
ing, January 2Sth.
Three cases of diphtheria since January
/: James Vogel, two years old; Roy
Murray. three years, and Myrtle Ritter,
two years old.
The Moline Building and loan associa>
ton hold q meeting in Armory hall on
Monday evening next, for the purpose of
electing three directors to fill vacancies.
As. johnson, the express man, was
not able TO make enough at the business
to feed his horses, Mrs. Gilpin Moore,
who had a mortgage on them, and
wagons, thought it good policy to for
close while the animals had enough
strength left to reach Cradles livery
stable, where they will remain until
sold. The foreclosure was made at noon
yesterday.
John Wixon is fully persuaded and
perfectly convinced that Wstterson, of
iuC JOulsNllt VVuf fsAet nos oSSSAbSd VIC
democratic ranks, and has determined to
elect Blaine in 1888 This same John
does not believe, however, that mother
earth gives any nourishment to her chill
dren, and endeavors to prove that sh c
does not, daily. Johns mind, as q
NAHUM, defies definition. No danger of
Watlerson becoming traitor, the story
will prove to be false.
Mrs Caroline Wahlberg, who resided
with her son, Herman Anderson, in East
Moline, died of lung fever after six days
illness, al 2 O'Clock p. M. yesterday. The
funeral will be held at her late residence
at 2 p. m. on Saturday. She has resided
in this city for seventeen years. coming
here direct from Sweden in 1860. She
leaves feeble husband, two sons and one
daughter in Moline, and a son still in
Sweden. Her age WAS eighty years. and
she had excellent health until her recent
illness. Rev Lindeblad will officiate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
THE HORROR ON THE RAIL.
Nothing Further to Tell of the Lost-Ihe
Responsibility.

hespOusluLltys
TIFFtS. Ohio. JAN 6.-There are no more
names to be added to those already given OF
the victims of the railway horror near Re
public Tuesday. The scene Of the wreck has
been stripped of every vestige of the disaster
The track, which was torn up for twenty
Eards, has been replaced. The dismantled en-
gines and broken cars have all bsen remov ed
and traffic is again resumed All that re-
mains to tell the tale one few charred tim
bers which have bsen covered by the snow,
aud the horribly burned trunks of nine
bodies which were disfgured beyond recogni-
ton. These have been cared for by the I'M
lertaker at Republic and will be KEEP. as long
as possible so that friends may identify
them
Every piece Of burned clothing, keys and
every thing that was not utterly destroyed
has been gathered up to aid in the identified
ton of the bodies These will be held by the
coroner, who will Immediately institute
thorough investigation. The responsibility
Of the accident is now placed upon the
freight CONDUCTOR Fletcher, who pulled out
OF siding four miles west Of Republic, with
out orders, intending TO make the siding at
Republic for the passenger train. He missed
his calculation just one mile, and the ashes
of the unknown victims testify to his Grim
nal careesSness
kilograms from many points are con
sanity arriving, making inquiries for
friends supposed to tie lost Most of them
are happily assured of the safety of their
friends, but not few are still in doubt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

The annual meeting for the election of
directors OF st. Lukes Cottage Hospital.
will be held at the office of E. E. Par
menter. Esq, in Mitchell & Lyndie's
block, on Monday, Jan. 10th inst. at $50
p. m. All persons who have contributed
in any manner to the support of the
hospital, are entitled to vote at said
election. and it is earnestly desired that
as many as possible will attend the meets
ing, as the question of keeping the hos
pital open in the immediate future will
come up for consideration, and if it is
decided to COL tinue some new plan for
the raising of funds to support the
hospital should be discussed and adopted
1t is very desirable that the patrons of
the hospital should have voice in these
matters. A full report of the financial
affairs of the hospital will be presented at
said meeting. LUcIAN ADAMS,
Secretary Board of Directors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
BRIEFLETS.

Turkeys at Truesdale s O'Connor's.
Nice celery at Truesdale & O'Connor's.
Malaga grapes at Truesdale & O'Con-
nor's.
Spring Cove loboggan slide open all
this week, except Friday evening.
Thirty nine members of the Carleton
Opera company are domiciled at the Rock
Island house
Supervisor H. Q, Norton, of Hampton,
and Squire Swank. of Yuma. were at the
Rock Island today.
The Carleton Opera company arrived
this morning, and are quatrered at the
Harper and Rock Island house and Com
mercial hotel.
The executive guild of St. Luke's hoss
pital, will have an important meeting at
the Harper house at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. As there are matters of i'm
portance to come up, large attendance
is earnestly requested.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
NATURAL GAS.
1t ExplOdes and Creates Great Havoc
at Youngstown, Ohio.
Narrow Escape from Death Of Car
load Of Passengers au Chicago.
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION

Marrow Escape from Dedth OF Naf-
load of Passengers at Chicago.
NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Jan. Especial -
A terrific explosion of natural gas oc>
CURED here at 3 O'Clock this morning. 1t
destroyed the Andrews block. in course
of erection, and four other buildings. The
Baptist church and Brakes livery
stable were completely ruined Thomas
Brannigan, aged 10, sleeping in the
Andrews Quilting, was burned to
death, and others are reported missing.
The loss will considerably exceed one
hundred thousand dollars.
CAR OVERTURNED.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-[Speciall-A mars
row escape from terrible disaster oc-
CURED this morning. A Lake Shore
passenger train leaving the depot at a
m. was run into at the sixteenth street
crossing by Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago passenger train. The smoking
car of the Lake Shore train was over
turned full of people. bat strange 10
say 70 one was hurt If the trains had
been running at full speed the loss
of life would have been terrible.